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The Subtle Foreign Brainwashing of Nigerian Youths, by Hassan Gimba

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Has anybody wondered why the generality of the first set of our educated citizens revered the United Kingdom and aped the white Briton? They saw the mode of dressing, manner of speech, behavioural nuances, and general etiquette of the Briton as the epitome of civilisation.   It took some coups and counter-coups, the death of some British-trained political and military leaders, and a civil war, coupled with the British diminishing international political and economic influence on the one hand and the United States of America becoming a world power on…

Wike’s Shuttles in Abuja, By Abubakar Yusuf

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For Nzenwo Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory FCT, his vision and mission to transform the landscape of FCT and Improve on its existing facilities is non- negotiable. In the last 22 months of this administration in FCT, from the provision of infrastructures to social security and economic development of the nation’s capital had been his topmost priority. His drive to address both economic and social security that is capable of ridden the FCT and it’s area councils of criminals and criminal elements led to the donation…

Tell My People, “I Will Remember My Covenant With You”: Declares Rev. Babatunde Idowu

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Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon   In a vibrant church atmosphere filled with the uplifting melodies of the choir, at the Foursquare Gospel Church, Wuse District Headquarters, Abuja, the congregation prepared themselves to receive an empowering message of faith and restoration from Rev. Dr. Babatunde Idowu.   On this significant March Sunday, his sermon titled “Divine Intervention Unto Restoration” echoed deeply with the diverse audience, promising hope amidst life’s challenges.   Rev. Idowu, widely recognized for his insightful teachings and compassionate communication style, intertwined timeless biblical truths with practical applications that spoke…

Obasa, Aláàfin Ṣàngó and the capture of Lagos By Festus Adedayo

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On Wednesday, February 25, 2025, a very toxic but innocuous advertorial was published in the Punch newspaper. It was authored by a group which called itself De Renaissance Patriots Foundation. Entitled Systematic Marginalization of Lagos State Indigenes, and signed by Major General Tajudeen Olanrewaju (rtd.) and Yomi Tokosi, the advertorial explains the legislative gangsterism currently going on in Lagos State, ex-Speaker Mudashiru Obasa’s impudent audacity and President Bola Tinubu’s nauseating silence on the civilian coup ongoing in the State of Aquatic Splendour. The only fitting narrative that can explain the…

Ramadan Series, Day 02: Do Not Hesitate, Submit All Your Problems To Allah The Almighty! By Imam Murtadha Gusau

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Sunday, Ramadan 02, 1446 AH (02/03/2025)   In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful   All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of all creation. May Allah extol the Messenger in the highest company of Angels and grant him peace; and likewise, his family, his Companions and all those who truly and sincerely follow him until the Day of Resurrection.   Dear brothers and sisters! There are instances in life when you feel all alone. I don’t mean it in literal sense. What I mean…

APPEAL FOR SUPPORT TOWARDS MURIC ABUJA CHAPTER RAMADAN DA’AWAH & WELFARE ACTIVITIES

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In the spirit of compassion and communal support that defines the holy month of Ramadan, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) Abuja Chapter humbly appeal to kind-hearted individuals, organizations, and the Muslim Ummah to support its 2025 Ramadan Da’awah & Welfare Activities.   Ramadan is a time for reflection, sacrifice, and acts of kindness. It is also an opportunity to extend the hand of fellowship to the less privileged in our society. As part of its humanitarian commitment, MURIC Abuja Chapter has outlined key interventions aimed at alleviating the suffering of…

Exploring the Dual Nature of Reputation: Balancing Favourable and Unfavourable Perceptions Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon

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Reputation is a all round element that can significantly impact both individuals and organizations. On one hand, a positive reputation serves as a valuable asset, fostering trust, credibility, and opportunity.   In an increasingly interrelated and digital world, the perceptions of individuals, organizations, and brands are shaped by a complex interplay of favourable and unfavourable reputations. I will be discussing the duality of reputation, examining how both favourable and unfavourable perceptions coexist, influence each other, and ultimately shape behaviour and decision-making.   Through an interdisciplinary approach, I analyzed the psychological,…

Saraki calls for impartial probe into Natasha Akpoti’s harassment allegations against Akpabio

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Former Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has urged the Senate to conduct a transparent and impartial investigation into the sexual harassment allegations made by Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan against the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio.   In a statement on Saturday, Saraki expressed deep concern over the dispute, warning that if not properly handled, it could undermine the integrity and public perception of the upper legislative chamber.   He emphasized that the Senate, as a critical institution of democracy, must uphold the highest standards of fairness and accountability, urged both parties to prioritize…

It’s in My Bloodline to Reach Out to the Less Privileged – Senator Hanga

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By James Isaac, Abuja   Senator Rufai Hanga, representing Kano Central Senatorial District and a chieftain of the Nigeria National Peoples Party (NNPP), has revealed that his passion for helping the less privileged stems from his family background, beyond political considerations.   Speaking on his philanthropic activities outside politics, Senator Hanga disclosed that long before joining politics, he established a viable foundation that continues to provide succour to the masses. He emphasized that his generosity is a family tradition, as he regularly support people privately without seeking political gain.  …

June 12, annulled dreams and the unending agony By abiodun KOMOLAFE.

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June 12, 1993 marked a significant setback for Nigeria, harking back to the January 15, 1966, coup-d’etat. This unfortunate event pushed the country back by at least a century, primarily due to the suspension of the 1963 Republican Constitution. Although the masterminds behind the coup never explicitly stated that they had abolished the constitution, the consequences of its suspension continue to manifest in Nigeria’s persistent underdevelopment. Ayo Ademiluyi, a civil rights lawyer and political activist, recently pointed out that the General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida government, similar to previous and succeeding…